The Diamond Bangkok Apartments was a short, walkable distance from the final lightrail stop of the train from the airport. It was also relatively close to Chinatown. Many other aspects were less than ideal, however. Upon check-in, the hosts did not have a record of our reservation, and had to log onto Airbnb to confirm that we had reserved a room. Despite promising WiFi, they intended to give us a room without it; we disputed and they found us another with it. Our bed linens, and the mattress underneath, had a brownish-red stain approximately 20 square centimeters in size (you can use your imagination as to what might have been the cause). When we requested two sheets at the front desk, one to cover the stain and one to put over us (not previously included), the host told us that he could provide only one. When we disputed, he bluntly replied that we "should have stayed at a 5-star hotel." Charming chap. To some degree he is correct, in that we got what we paid for, but good customer service could have alleviated some of our displeasure. This area of Bangkok has many other budget hostels; we'll be staying at one when we return.